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Google trend: Multibagger stocks…Such a good indicator for Contrarian Investors

July 2, 2019

Dear Sir, Below is a graph from Google trends for the search term “Multibagger stocks”. The graph basically indicates the interest in the term “Multibagger stocks” over a period of time. So, as the graph indicates, more users searched the term in Dec’07, Oct’10 and Jan’18. Similarly, the interest in the term was lowest in Nov’08, for most of the 2012 and 2013 and now in 2019. Frankly, when I started looking for this kind of data, I didn’t expect…

[New]: Stock Investment report – A company worth 1000 crore available at dirt cheap valuations of 370 crore

May 27, 2019

Dear Sir, Stock market is peculiar…sometimes it is too exuberant and offers an asset worth Rs 100 at Rs 120-150 and sometimes it becomes too despondent and offers the same asset worth Rs 100 at Rs 40-60. Our returns on investments are therefore determined by when we buy the stock: at 40-50 when the market is depressed or 120-150 when the market is elated. Fortunately for us, the small and mid-cap stocks are in depressed state and a lot of…

[Mar’19] Stock investment report – Fast growing high quality business at low valuations

March 30, 2019

Bad markets provide some of the best investment opportunities and most of the smart investors look at it optimistically. The logic is very basic: It’s easier to find good businesses at reasonable or very low valuations during such periods and during the ensuing bull run one gets the benefit of both earnings and PE rerating. While bad markets don’t promise immediate returns, our experience suggests that investments made during downturns deliver the best returns in 3-4 years. Luckily, these days…

[New]: Stock Investment Report: A high quality company, strong growth potential and dirt cheap valuations

January 28, 2019

It’s not very often one gets a good company at dirt cheap valuations. Well, these days it is not uncommon to find such stocks because a lot of stocks are trading 40-50% or even 60% below their recent highs. Not every stock will recover, however a good company run by a good management team and strong balance sheet will probably go on to deliver huge returns from the depressed valuations. One of our investment theses is to find a good…